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N HOGBEN, G WARD, JR CHAPLIN, RG TICKELL, BL MILLER, DJ MAULL, TS HEDGES, T SARPKAYA, JW SEARLE, R BURROWS, P HOLMES, CARPENTER, KEULEGAN, REYNOLDS
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1978) 65 (4): 953–965.
Published: 01 December 1978
... of the boundaries. 138. For predicting loads resulting from wave slamming, it is assumed in 5 63 that the significant velocity of impact is that of the wave profile itself, rather as if the water were travelling as a solid body. On this basis it follows that, except for very steep waves, slamming is predominantlya...
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Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1977) 63 (3): 515–562.
Published: 01 September 1977
... ANALYTICAL RELIABILITY COMPUTERS PIPELINES ERRORS FLUIDS STRUCTURES WAVES EQUATIONS THEORY INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS PROXIMITY MEMBERS FORCES NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAMS INERTIA CYLINDERS BIBLIOGRAPHY LOADS METHODS CURRENTS LARGE MARINE PARTICLES INCLINATION PROBLEMS SLAMMING...
